in spades

英 [ɪn speɪdz]

美 [ɪn speɪdz]

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英英释义

adv

• without question and beyond doubt
  1. it was decidedly too expensive
  2. she told him off in spades
  3. by all odds they should win
  Synonym:decidedlyunquestionablyemphaticallydefinitelyby all odds

双语例句

• And Icelanders have it in spades.
  冰岛人毫无疑问拥有这种属性。
• For those MBA students either about to graduate or who have just secured their degree, the MBA investment gamble appears to have paid off in spades.
  对于那些要么即将毕业、要么刚拿到学位的MBA学员来说，这场MBA的投资赌博似乎已经赢定了。
• A playing card in the major suit of spades.
  高级花色黑桃中的一张扑克牌。
• ( ironic, given that just six or seven years ago, blackberry had that in spades.)
  （具有讽刺意味的是，就在6、7年前，黑莓在spades中也有过同样的遭遇。）
• The nominal investment of time it takes to learn pays off in spades for the rest of your life.
  名义上对时间的投资，实际上就是为你剩余的人生投资。
• Tall people are also very good at guarding their personal space, and this pays off in spades in the workplace.
  身材高大者善于保护自己的私人空间，这使得他们在职场中容易获胜。
• They had financial trouble in spades.
  他们在经济上遇到了极大困难。
• Good bold is the sort of thing Steve Jobs had in spades – an unshakeable determination to do something differently and a refusal to settle with any compromises along the way.
  好的大胆无疑是史蒂夫乔布斯（SteveJobs）那种的大胆，那是一种无法动摇的决心，要做出一些与众不同的事情，而且在此过程中拒绝达成任何妥协。
• Anyone who has accumulated wealth faces this hazard in spades.
  任何一个已经积累了财富的人都无疑面临这种危险。
• We were looking for melody, lyrics, beats and musicality, and 'See You Again' had all those things in spades, said Caren.
  凯伦说：旋律、歌词、节奏、乐感都是我们所寻找的，而‘SeeYouAgain’兼具了这一切。